Answer: The origin is where the muscle joins the stationary bone. The insertion is where it joins the moving bone. ... At the bone, the fibres of the tendon are embedded in the periosteum of the bone. This anchors the tendon strongly and spreads the force of the contraction, so the tendon won't tear away easily.
Explanation:
As bacteria and microorganisms invade every platform of the object we touch and even ourselves, we have to lessen and minimise the risk of these microbes from invading our body system.
The reason for cleaning dishes, utensils and food prep surfaces is somehow self-explanatory but in a more particular reason to minimise the growth of microbes that could cause our system to a lot of different disorders and complications.
This routine can help us prevent diseases such as:
Digestive tract complications like watery stool, hepatits, upset stomach and etc.
Answer:
dinitrogen
Explanation:
"Chemical compounds" are given specific names through the <em>chemical nomenclatures</em> with reference to their <em>structures</em> and<em> chemical composition</em>. This kind of naming ensures that <u>the compound will be distinguished from the rest without confusion.</u>
For example, the chemical name of <em>Nitrogen gas</em> is "dinitrogen." Adding the word "di" means that that the gas consists of<em> 2 atoms of nitrogen</em> because it is "diatomic" in nature. This gas can be mostly found in the atmosphere.
Answer:
INTRAVENOUSLY
Explanation:
Intravenous administration cuts off any barriers to absorption. Drugs are delivered straight to organs and this makes it quite dangerous and only used in very urgent cases where patients are unable to swallow, too young, unconscious or vomiting consistently.
